//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
using System;
namespace System.Configuration
{
// ContextInformation
//
// Class that encapsulates all of the Context Information that
// is going to be associated with a ConfigurationElement
//
public sealed class ContextInformation
{
private bool _hostingContextEvaluated; // Do we know the Context?
private object _hostingContext; // HostingContext
private BaseConfigurationRecord _configRecord;
// Constructor
//
//
internal ContextInformation( BaseConfigurationRecord configRecord )
{
Debug.Assert(configRecord != null, "configRecord != null");
_hostingContextEvaluated = false;
_hostingContext = null;
_configRecord = configRecord;
}
// HostingContext
//
// Retrieve the Context of the environment that we are being
// evaluated in. (currently this can we WebContext, ExeContext,
// or null)
//
public object HostingContext
{
get
{
if ( !_hostingContextEvaluated )
{
// Retrieve Context
_hostingContext = _configRecord.ConfigContext;
_hostingContextEvaluated = true;
}
return _hostingContext;
}
}
// IsMachineLevel
//
// Is this the machine.config file or not? If it is not
// then use the Hosting Context to determine where you are
// and in what hierarchy you are in
//
public bool IsMachineLevel
{
get
{
return _configRecord.IsMachineConfig;
}
}
// GetSection
//
// Get a Section within the context of where we are. What
// ever section you retrieve here will be at the same level
// in the hierarchy as we are.
//
// Note: Watch out for a situation where you request a section
// that will call you.
//
public object GetSection(string sectionName)
{
return _configRecord.GetSection(sectionName);
}
}
}
// File provided for Reference Use Only by Microsoft Corporation (c) 2007.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
using System;
namespace System.Configuration
{
// ContextInformation
//
// Class that encapsulates all of the Context Information that
// is going to be associated with a ConfigurationElement
//
public sealed class ContextInformation
{
private bool _hostingContextEvaluated; // Do we know the Context?
private object _hostingContext; // HostingContext
private BaseConfigurationRecord _configRecord;
// Constructor
//
//
internal ContextInformation( BaseConfigurationRecord configRecord )
{
Debug.Assert(configRecord != null, "configRecord != null");
_hostingContextEvaluated = false;
_hostingContext = null;
_configRecord = configRecord;
}
// HostingContext
//
// Retrieve the Context of the environment that we are being
// evaluated in. (currently this can we WebContext, ExeContext,
// or null)
//
public object HostingContext
{
get
{
if ( !_hostingContextEvaluated )
{
// Retrieve Context
_hostingContext = _configRecord.ConfigContext;
_hostingContextEvaluated = true;
}
return _hostingContext;
}
}
// IsMachineLevel
//
// Is this the machine.config file or not? If it is not
// then use the Hosting Context to determine where you are
// and in what hierarchy you are in
//
public bool IsMachineLevel
{
get
{
return _configRecord.IsMachineConfig;
}
}
// GetSection
//
// Get a Section within the context of where we are. What
// ever section you retrieve here will be at the same level
// in the hierarchy as we are.
//
// Note: Watch out for a situation where you request a section
// that will call you.
//
public object GetSection(string sectionName)
{
return _configRecord.GetSection(sectionName);
}
}
}
// File provided for Reference Use Only by Microsoft Corporation (c) 2007.